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==Checkpoint 1== | ==Checkpoint 1== | ||
===Basics=== | ===Basics=== | ||
Sentences of the form ''X mot Y [te X' mot Y']'' | Sentences of the form | ||
*''X mot Y [te X' mot Y']'' = X is a Y, [and X' is a Y'] | |||
*''X die mot Y, [PRON mot Y']'' = X is not a Y, [PRON is a Y'] | |||
where | |||
*X, X' = a pronoun, a NAME, or combinations thereof | *X, X' = a pronoun, a NAME, or combinations thereof | ||
**NAME = | **NAME = |
Revision as of 01:55, 23 December 2019
A hypothetical Duolingo course, "Windermere for English speakers"
Checkpoint 1
Basics
Sentences of the form
- X mot Y [te X' mot Y'] = X is a Y, [and X' is a Y']
- X die mot Y, [PRON mot Y'] = X is not a Y, [PRON is a Y']
where
- X, X' = a pronoun, a NAME, or combinations thereof
- NAME =
- male: Hăyad, Fron, Afnin, Lachmat, Tăbich
- female: Crălü, Săbur, Fănas, Lăyech, Săfley
- NAME =
- Y, Y' = one of
- noaf = man or boy
- imnoaf = men or boys
- sămeang = woman or girl
- sămeang = women or girls
Phrases
- Seth ya...
- Seth ya łen. = Hello (familiar, to one male)
- Seth ya łes. = Hello (familiar, to one female)
- Seth ya łănam. = Hello (familiar, to multiple people)
- Seth ya łen, [Hăyad/Fron/Afnin/Lachmat/Tăbich]. = Hello, [name].
- Seth ya łes, [Crălü/Săbur/Fănas/Lăyech/Săfley]. = Hello, [name].
- Seth ya Pra. = Hello (formal, to one person)
- Seth ya Impra. = Hello (formal, to multiple people)
- Seth ya tsor. = Hello, everyone.
- Fi Imnutsach ya...
- Seth ya Pra! Fi Imnutsach ya Pra! = Hello! Hello to you, too!
- Seth ya łen/łes, [appropriate name]! Fi Imnutsach ya łen/łes, [appropriate name]!
- Clăduang tguay, [name]. = Welcome, [name].
- Clăduang tguay mi Duolingo. = Welcome to Duolingo.
- Șa tișuay, [name]! = Goodbye, [name]!
- Nüng bloy! = See you soon
- Yu! = See ya!
- Tuath! = Thank you
- Tuath yădip! = Thank you very much
- Pămrang rie! = You're welcome
- Ngith to! = Have fun!
- Ra seaf șa łen/łes/łănam? = How's it going? (informal)
- Seaf to șa rie = I'm good
- Ra fi lăwi Pra/Impra? = How are you? (formal)
- Lăwi rie to = I am well.
- Tung wăsma łen/łes/Pra ra? = What's your name?
- Tung wăsma rie [NAME] = My name is [NAME].
- Șăcdoc șa placlich = Nice to meet you./Nice to know you.
- Mitsămchean = Please
- Wăha. = Yes.
- Tieth. = No.
Definite article
Indefinites have a specific vs nonspecific distinction which will be introduced later.
- SUBJECT = one of: rie, łen, łes, Pra, in, is, fid, tsa, bang, łănam, Impra, ănam, imfid, ăma/ma, ep/pa, flüec, eay, fi croth, fi noaf, fi sămeang, fi chäth, fi thaw, fi łar, fi rüech
- VERB = one of
- tsrin 'eats'
- hür 'drinks'
- thmeac 'sleeps'
- ăthămflüe 'wakes up'
- seaf 'walks/goes'
- drel 'comes'
- plang 'is standing'
- dur 'is sitting'
- tol 'is lying'
- ftsüen 'lives'
- Sentences with no object: SUBJECT VERB
- Sentences with a definite direct object:
- Sentences with a definite prepositional object: